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Challenge: Profile README

Contribute to the "Community" directory by creating a Profile README containing information about yourself that you want to share with the community. Additionally, you can include links to your project challenges and articles on the Digital Innovation One platform.
Get inspired by checking the examples in the "community" folder, explore some utilities in the "utils" folder and use your creativity to build yours 😊💙.

Instructions:

  1. Fork this repository;

  2. Clone locally git clone https://github.com/YOURUSERNAME/dio-lab-open-source.git;

  3. Add the upstream remote to keep your local repository up to date: git remote add upstream https://github.com/digitalinnovationone/dio-lab-open-source.git. Use the command git pull upstream main to fetch and merge changes into your local repository based on the main branch of the original repository you forked from, or git fetch upstream main to fetch without merging. See more at: "Getting Started with Git and GitHub";

  4. Create a new branch and name it feat/community/yourgithubusername. Example: feat/community/falvojr;

  5. Inside the "community" folder, create a Markdown file (extension .md) and name it with your GitHub username. Example: falvojr.md;

  6. Build your profile. You can view examples in the community folder and add some of the utilities from the "utils" folder. Note: Use other examples as inspiration, not as direct copies;

  7. Add your changes to the staging area with the command git add community/yourgithubusername.md;

  8. Create a commit and add a message indicating the addition of your profile: git commit -m"feat: add yourgithubusername profile";

  9. Push the changes to your remote repository: git push origin feat/community/yourgithubusername;

  10. Create a Pull Request.

Check out profiles created by the community

See all profiles developed by the community at dio-lab-open-source/examples, or search for a specific one by typing the username below.
Get inspired and make your contribution 😉🚀.

Support Materials

  1. Introduction to the Lab;
  2. Ways to Contribute to an Open Source Project;
  3. Developing and Submitting a Contribution;
  4. Tips and Support Materials.